t6 - Convergence Podcast >> House Techno Trance

Unter [Depth] Vol. 33 is a long, slow exhale after October Techno Month — twenty tracks of deep, cinematic progressive house that takes its time and asks you to do the same. The opening trio of Tato Seco, Alex O'Rion, and Danny Howells establishes a twilight mood immediately, and the Hernan Cattaneo & Jamie Stevens remix of "Beyond Perceptions" and Quivver & Dave Seaman's "Cowbells of Nuneaton" ro...

0.5.1. Vol. 22 is the deeper, harder, stronger half of October Techno Month. Beats here work into a frenzied mash of thundering bass and then let's the pressure go. The lightning strikes in Roman Tapia's Resonanate and the thunderstorm claps with Augsto Taito, Voorman, and Derlich & Kareem grinds the mix into the deepest, dark places before a release is... Donato Dozzy's "Hypno Trance 0" is the pi...

0.5.1. Vol. 21 opens October Techno Month with intent. Thirteen tracks that lean hard into the mechanical and industrial — Tygapaw's raw "Can I Live" sets an uncompromising tone from the first bar, and the mix never softens from there. Planetary Assault Systems' Function-reworked "Diesel Drudge" is the undisputed centrepiece, a collision of two of techno's most respected names landing exactly wher...

Unter [Currents] Vol. 32 doesn't waste a second. Fifteen tightly wound tracks of peak-time tech-house that hits harder and faster than Vol. 30 — less about the slow build, more about keeping the floor locked in from the first beat to the last. Bastian Bux and Teedee open with some dj-sampled accents, and Baggi & Chico Rose's "Beep Beep" and Beyond Limits' "Act Up" make it clear early that this vol...

Downdraft. Thirteen tracks of driving vocal trance that builds steadily from the autumn-cool, atmospheric opening of Solid Stone's remix of "Salty" through a mid-set run that doesn't relent — Giuseppe Ottaviani and Amba Shepherd poeticaly illustrate a paradigm between steady exteriors and turn interior emotions of our deepest connections and the conflict that sometimes overlays the dynamic. Protoc...

A mix that dances with its eyes closed. More kinetic than previous volumes but no less emotionally loaded — eleven tracks that move between longing and release without ever fully choosing one over the other. Parra for Cuva's delicate "Juri" and JUNO (DE)'s bittersweet "Last Dance" set the emotional coordinates early, before Hot Since 82, Nora En Pure, and Liva K push the energy upward without losi...

Fifteen tracks of deep, bass-heavy, borderline hallucinatory progressive house that prioritises texture and pressure over conventional structure. Katatonic Silentio and Inigo Kennedy open in near-darkness, and SND & RTN appear three times across the set — "Waves," "Shadow Realm," "Quadrant" — functioning almost like recurring movements in a longer composition. The mid-section is where the trip dee...

An immersively percussive entry in the series — twenty-two tracks that treat techno as a sustained environment rather than a set. Phil Berg's "Menace" and the Amotik remix of Ben Klock's "Ultimately" establish a glacial, authoritative opening, before Dax J & Cleric and System 97's "Infinity Jungle" and "Abyss" push the pressure deeper. Several artists recur across the runtime — Conntex, Linear Sys...

Twelve danceable tracks of ballad-driven vocal trance. Gabriel & Dresden set the tone with a rolling, wintry ache of "Waiting For Winter." Christina Novelli appears twice, Craig Connelly's "Shipwreck" is exactly what it sounds like, and DT8 Project's "Pieces" is one of the most emotionally direct tracks in the series to date. Tucandeo & Storyline's "Crystal Sky" closes with a kind of luminous, unr...

THE exclamation point on summer — an extended set of twenty-two tracks of bright, sweat-soaked, groove-first house that doesn't stop moving. Opening with the vocal warmth of Serge Devant & Sabb's "Waiting" before Green Velvet and Mihalis Safras crash in with "Shmash," the mix establishes its intentions early: this one's for the floor, full stop. Ricardo Villalobos's hypnotic "Orin" and Claude VonS...

A masterclass in controlled darkness. Where Vol. 18 hit hard and industrial, this one goes deeper and colder — thirteen tracks of cerebral techno that draws from the genre's most storied lineage. L.B. Dub Corp's remix of Marcel Dettmann sets the tone early: clinical, hypnotic, unforgiving. Dave Clarke's "The Storm" in Surgeon's hands is the mid-set centrepiece, a collision of two legends that just...

This mix is a slow burn that earns its payoff. Ten tracks of rolling progressive house that opens deceptively gently — Ella X's vocal drift on "Ocean," Pablo Gargano's hypnotic early groove — before the mix tightens its grip through the mid-section. Leandro Murua's remix of Chicato & AOVA's "Craving" and Marco Bedini's "Gaia" mark the turning point, where atmosphere gives way to something more ins...

Eleven tracks of soulful, vocal-led house that carries just enough melancholy to make it into this series — opening softly with Samu.l and Marsh before the mid-set sass kicks in through Thee Cool Cats, Dennis Ferrer's remix of "Mind Ur Step," and Dario D'Attis's deep, churning take on Alaia & Gallo's "Who Is He?" RÜFÜS DU SOL's "Break My Love" lands as the emotional centerpiece, and the closing tr...

This techno algorithm goes deep into the machine. Fifteen tracks of hard-edged, industrial-tinged techno that builds from cold and calculated to something genuinely ferocious. Adjectives aside, Isaiah opens proceedings with the menacing "Kwalijk" before Itako and Pres escalate into short-circuit chaos. Perfo tighten the screws through the early stretch with my latest techno fav loading you up with...

Unter Vol. 28 - A departure from recent bass-heavy and progressive episodes, this one shifts the dial firmly into tech-house territory, delivering a high-energy, groove-driven hour that doesn't let up. FISHER's "Stay" sets the tone immediately — big room confidence with a swagger to match — before the mix locks into a relentless procession of peak-time weapons from Trace (UZ), GruuvElement's, VNSS...

Back to the pop-ier and trancier side of the series...with a nice emotional journey through vocal trance tracks. While I love my robotic, techy/glitchy sounds, we sometimes need some stories. This one opens with power and purpose, moves through a deeply-felt, ballad-driven mid-section, then lifts back into the light for a closing that...well...Resonates with you...after the music fades. Featuring...

Going up another notch with a higher-energy Unter episode here. Vol. 27 opens with the chaotic and funky grooves of Chico Rose and Kyle Watson with accented vocals bringing some soul to the Mix. Jordan Brando throws some tribal, latin American inspired, hard tech fusion energy with Caramba. Peaking energy follows with Tourneo / Mark Frost and Josh Baker before we fall into a sample and bass-driven...

Coming back from the deep freeze and dead of winter... This is another mix in my favorite shade of mix: hypnotic, deep, heavy-bass-anchored grooves. Inside...ten cuts spanning progressive house and melodic techno. Opening with the cosmic tension of Hamza Rahimtula & Mehul Pant's "Chronemes," the mix builds steadily through Janno Kekkonen's driving "Deep Heater" and a trio of standout selections fr...

Continuing with the melancholic January mood, this mix keeps the chillout vibe from the previous episode and goes even deeper. But as it progresses, it slowly lifts us from the depths of deep, dark, cold January, and eventually out of the deep freeze. Beginning with the vulnerable beauty of Amurai and Sean Ryan's acoustic "Killing Me Inside," the journey immediately establishes an harsh and dark t...

It's time for a winter pause with some deeply introspective mixes this month - 2 from the Mood series. In this first one, let's chill from the chaos that preceeded January. This mix contains melancholic piano progressions, ethereal atmospheres, and heart-opening melodic house that mirrors the stillness that is January. Opening with Kiasmos' mesmerizing "Looped," this mix builds through carefully s...

Hypnotic realms here in the lastest techno series, where raw techno energy meets crystalline precision. This episode throws down contemporary techno, featuring heavyweight productions from Drumcode, Truesoul, and Suara, alongside underground gems that define the genre's relentless evolution . From the driving momentum of Enrico Sangiuliano and Adam Beyer to the industrial textures of Amelie Lens a...

Resonance returns with Volume 5, delivering an emotionally charged journey through the most evocative corners of vocal trance and progressive breaks. This 13-track voyage showcases the genre's finest voices—from Above & Beyond's timeless collaborations with Zoe Johnston to rising talents like Emma Lock and Christina Novelli. Duration: ~90 minutes BPM: 128-138 Style: Vocal Trance, Progressive Tranc...

Dimensions of progressive house and melodic techno appear on this 14-track odyssey. Vol 25 explores the introspective side of the underground, featuring selections from leading artists on labels like Bedrock Records, Sudbeat, and Armada Deep. The mix opens with Robert Babicz's emotive "Remember the Past" before diving into Paul Thomas's sophisticated remix work and the dreamy atmospheres of Heerho...

An episode showcasing the underground side of tech house. This has turned out to be one of my favorite mixes. It mix blends driving basslines, intricate percussion, and infectious rhythms from both underground favorites and established names. This journey weaves soul influences with haunting and forceful diva voices, old school hip-house sampling, and classic acid house elements. 🔥 HIGHLIGHTS: •...

Halloween? Techno? Yes, please! This relentless 17-track expedition through raw, hypnotic techno territories starts with Hertz's freshly remixed "Lucky 13," this mix builds through driving basslines and intricate percussion from underground heavyweights like Len Faki, Teenage Mutants, and Drunken Kong. The journey intensifies through the middle section with Chris Liebing's stellar remix of "Nebula...